When the proposed widening was publicised, I had these eight photographs taken on 8 April 1973. They provide a record of what Falmer looked like before its spoliation. The buildings seen were all on the south-east side of the even then busy Lewes - Brighton Road.
The filling station and adjoining houses were on the Lewes side of the road to Woodingdean, while the others stood just on the brow of the hill.
Image Reference: JG_33_139.tif
Date: 1973
Image Details: Original monochrome image
Size of Original: 152x96
Place: Brighton
Additional Information: Note the horse-drinking trough.
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